I've watched a good handful of general naming convention videos since yesterday to help me cope with some early project naming crises, and you covered a few things that I hadn't heard in those other videos, and that perceived data uniquity has led me to set bSubscribe to true, as well as seeing you have a lot more content on programming in general (I don't Java) and I am curious what little nuggets I'll pick up. This video's "averageProfit vs. profitAverage" section contextually flipping the "general-to-specific" paradigm I see touted a lot was particularly noteworthy. The exceptions of the rules is where the music lives. Also, I'd never heard the term "kebab-case" until now. Love it. +1 to the programming/food Venn diagram.
Cool! The little details on these things are the real fun! I've done a bunch of Java recently and will do a few in C soon because my classes need them. But I love doing the overarching things like design patterns and software engineering processes. I really hope to get back to those soon!
estou tateando na programação mas sou professor de Filosofia aqui no Brasil e o seu ponto no vídeo é de grande importância para a organização do estudante ou do trabalhador na área. Muito boa sua observação!
Thank you! Learning to program IS easier if you pay attention to names of things. That's one of the things I try to teach my students really early on. Good luck with your programming adventures!
There are a zillion funny riffs on that, too. Here's my favorite: There are 2 hard problems in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-1 errors. -- Leon Bambrick
I've watched a good handful of general naming convention videos since yesterday to help me cope with some early project naming crises, and you covered a few things that I hadn't heard in those other videos, and that perceived data uniquity has led me to set bSubscribe to true, as well as seeing you have a lot more content on programming in general (I don't Java) and I am curious what little nuggets I'll pick up. This video's "averageProfit vs. profitAverage" section contextually flipping the "general-to-specific" paradigm I see touted a lot was particularly noteworthy. The exceptions of the rules is where the music lives.
Also, I'd never heard the term "kebab-case" until now. Love it. +1 to the programming/food Venn diagram.
Cool! The little details on these things are the real fun! I've done a bunch of Java recently and will do a few in C soon because my classes need them. But I love doing the overarching things like design patterns and software engineering processes. I really hope to get back to those soon!
estou tateando na programação mas sou professor de Filosofia aqui no Brasil e o seu ponto no vídeo é de grande importância para a organização do estudante ou do trabalhador na área. Muito boa sua observação!
Thank you! Learning to program IS easier if you pay attention to names of things. That's one of the things I try to teach my students really early on. Good luck with your programming adventures!
The creator of Kubernetes once said "The hardest thing in computer science is Naming" 😂
There are a zillion funny riffs on that, too. Here's my favorite:
There are 2 hard problems in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-1 errors.
-- Leon Bambrick